Can/does this roll flat or at an angle (like 45°)? In other words, is the strap long enough to not have to tilt it upwards to wheel it while walking?
18232
Yes, the strap is adjustable and for me, is long enough to pull without lifting the carrier. Take into account I am 5'4", but I would risk that even a taller person would not have difficulty.
18233
It was long enough for me not to have to bend over while wheeling it. Very handy in airports :)
18234
Yes you can pull it without tilting. This bag is a life saver when we travel with our 16 lb Coton through the airports. This is not a good bag if you're planning to use it on city pavements or sidewalks. The only "minor" issue we had was at some point during our travels, one of the wheels started making a rattling sound. The wheel is attached and works, just a bit noisy.....Also, it fits (amazingly) under the seat in the airplane cabin. Not fully, but enough that the attendants don't bother you.
18235
Yes it does roll flat so your pet can lie down. Our wheels were a bit stiff when it arrived, but after a little WD40 oil, it has been perfect!
18236
If you are under 5'6" you can flat roll the dog crate carrier. If you are running there's a tendency for you to pull up but the bag is a sturdy ride for travel and run if needed
18237
They roll flat but we sent ours back after 1 flight because the front wheels was not working and would cause the bag to pull to the left. They could not send us a new one so they had to refund us our money.
554027
I would guess it is capable of a 45 degree angle. It will tilt quite a bit.
6222
This bag works well for me. I use it on a Gary Fisher mountain bike. No problem with tilting.
595068
It doesn't tilt much. It goes from horizontal to about 45 degrees down. I doesn't tilt up.
2204990
The front can ride relatively high and slope down to the back where the wheels are. I don't have an exact measurement. We used it on a Maclaren umbrella stroller and it was fine. It's kind of tough to walk behind though cause you keep kicking it.
1812995
it swivels about 45 degrees in each direction (for a total of 90), but not 90 degrees (total of 180) in each direction. I do not have it anchored and it is easy to turn it with or without the swiveling feature.
2155159
I agree with previous reviews. It is not too quite on hard surfaces. I use it mostly for travel when I do not want to carry the regular backpack for hours together. It is the lightest one with wheels, but don't expect to be as light as the ones without wheels - you will be disappointed. The strap needs to be tucked in if you want to roll, so not a fast switch from roll to carry as backpack.
1305503
It folds flat and tilts from flat to about a 70 degree angle. I have not tried it in my car.
5859
Never hung on angle! From my experience it should swivel and work if angle isn't to steep.
346335
I have never used that stroller and I am also not a serious runner, but the front wheel on this doesn't swivel. I love my single bob which does swivel. It's light and moves well, but I would get the swivel.
567981
I haven't had any issues with the strap. The curved part on the top of strap should be placed such that it curves toward the neck. It does not "stick" but rather is rough to use friction of clothing. I don't wear slick shirts so it stays in place with realative ease.
76722
No, not exactly. It rolls up on itself and then straps hold it together. Kind of hard to explain but it is effective.
1565865
It is a fixed angle, no adjustments, which really bums me out because my old one (a Fitness Gear, which I will replace this one with) had three inclines including flat so that it could be used as a chair when not working out (my only furniture is my camping cot and my situp bench).I got hold of a milk crate and put the front legs of the bench on the flipped over milk crate thus increasing the incline for a better workout and will do that in the future with other, better situp benches (I like my milk crate better than this particular situp bench, milk crates rule.)Kel
202794
No, it can't recline flat, but it can stop at any angle above 30 degree, because at the back of seat it is a rope control.
159762
No, it can't tilt in the traditional sense. You can use the sand anchor at an angle to get some degree of tilt, but not much.
1342734
No it can't be angled or tilted. I'm am very disappointed with this machine, it has no resistance! It's strictly for cardio.
557971
Yes, it tilts. I'm not sure exactly how much, but I would estimate its tilt range is about 45 degrees.